爱惜

Passage states the kitten cherishes its toys.

The teacher said we should cherish books.

She cherishes her new clothes, so she only wears them on special occasions.

‘爱惜’强调珍惜和不浪费，与‘不要浪费’相对应。

‘爱惜健康’表示珍惜自己的健康，注重保养。

‘爱惜’可以用于珍惜物品或回忆，这里指珍惜电影的价值。

‘爱惜粮食’是常见的用法，表示珍惜食物。

‘爱惜家园’强调珍惜和保护居住环境。

‘爱惜’也可以用于珍惜机会或工作。

'爱惜' means to cherish or treasure something valuable, often implying care and protection. While one can care for a car, the sentence about time is a more direct and common usage of '爱惜' to mean valuing something important.

'爱惜' is often used with intangible, valuable things like time, opportunities, or one's reputation. While you can care for a flower, friend, or computer, '爱惜' emphasizes the value and importance of an opportunity.

'爱惜' implies not just liking something, but also taking care of it and valuing it, often by preserving it or not using it excessively to maintain its condition or importance.

It is common and correct to say one should cherish their health, meaning to take good care of it and value it.

'爱惜' is not typically used to describe a fleeting action like glancing at someone. It implies a sustained feeling of care and value towards an object or abstract concept.

This is a common and appropriate use of '爱惜', emphasizing the importance of valuing and conserving resources like water.

文章中明确提到了“粒粒皆辛苦”以及食物浪费严重，提倡节约是我们应尽的责任，所以所有选项都支持了爱惜粮食的理由。

文章虽然提到了父母的付出和孩子的表现，但最终落脚点是教育孩子学会感恩和爱惜。

文章明确指出，在这种背景下，爱惜时间和精力意味着学会筛选信息，合理规划时间。

While all options relate to valuing something, 珍惜 (zhēnxī) specifically conveys the idea of cherishing and valuing something because of its scarcity or preciousness, which fits the context of natural resources best. 爱护 (àihù) means to care for, 保存 (bǎocún) means to preserve, and 保护 (bǎohù) means to protect.

惜时如金 (xīshírújīn) directly translates to 'cherish time like gold,' which perfectly captures the essence of truly 爱惜 time. 日理万机 (rìlǐwànjī) describes being busy, 争分夺秒 (zhēngfēnduómiǎo) means to make the most of every second, and 光阴似箭 (guāngyīnsìjiàn) is an idiom about how fast time passes, none of which are direct descriptions of cherishing.

小心保管 (xiǎoxīn bǎoguǎn) directly implies taking good care of something, which is a core aspect of 爱惜. Playing with it until it broke or discarding it casually are the opposite. Sharing it with others doesn't necessarily indicate 爱惜 the toy itself, but rather a good character trait.

To 爱惜 one's reputation means to value and protect it. Engaging in gossip and spreading rumors would likely harm one's reputation, not cherish it.

If someone 爱惜 their health, they would value and care for it, which means they would likely prioritize exercise and healthy eating, not neglect them.

To 爱惜 cultural heritage means to value and treasure it. Preserving historical sites and traditional arts are direct actions that demonstrate this cherishing and protection.